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Dee Moines, Rock Island,
And Kipeclally to all Points
Iowa, Wisconsin, Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, Ohio.
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Throui?h Coaches from Nebraska to
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No transfers: change from
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Through Tickets
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Agents aro alio yrtvtretl to check baggsge
tbrooch: tiro ail fnfvrfflatlon a to ratcj.
routes, time, connectiouj. rtc- and to locuro
sleeping car accon.iuo'lilion.
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vhioh will open a
NEW LINE TO DENVER
and all nointa in Colorado. This ex
tension will be completed and ready
for buHineas in a few months, and the
Dublic cun then enioy all the advanta
ges of a through line between Denver
and Chicago, till under one manage
HK'nt.
P. 8. EUSTIS,
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OMASA RSB.
LOOK OUT!
FOR THE LOW
One-Wire Fence
For everybody is buying it.
gold in lied
Levi Moore.
Cloud by D
Lutz and
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S. W. SEBLY,
DCALElt IN
Choice Family Groceries,
OifcAS,
COFFEES.
CiVNNED GOODS.
. TOBACCO. CIGAJIS,
BREAD.
CAKES,
TIES,
FLOUR,
MEAL, Ac.,
a-J Fruit a Specialty.
Butter and eggs taken in exchange.
Tatronage nolicited. Two doors north
Smith Bro'.'a Bank.
RED CLOUD, - - - NEB.
Templeton Bros.,
Company,
GUIDE ROCK, NEBRASKA,
DEALERS IN
LUMBER,
Building
Material
' AND COAIi.
J. K. AULTZ,
DEALER IS
Groceries,
Canned Goods,
Cigars, Tobacco,
Fine Confectionery,
Flour, fcc, A:c
Pure Applo Cider always on Tap.
Eldest Cash Pries Paid for Butter aad Egg
Country produce bought and sold.
RED CLOUD. - NEBRASKA.
Tie Gupater Orgus
wwra first mann&ctued as eartj aa 18SO at Snt
tleboro'.TU For a number orreantaeextemlTa
Casrasixn OmoA Wcaua aadecaersl Oaa tore
wis located at
Worcester, Haas., TJ. S. A.
irith Bxaack OCeea aad Wsreroosaa la
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Blue Hill Bank.
SIMPSON & SWEEZ7,
BLUE HILL, WEBSTER CO., NEB.
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fcaakln BaileeM
Traaet4.
Cpciai Cars tiros to ColioctioMr Wrm
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COUEESPONDESTa:
KoqbU Brother! Kanktr. Nw York
Back. Onaba Ncbratka.
Cltr.
J. E. Bvtrif .
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SHITE BROTHERS.
BANKEE8,
MED CLOUD, 2TEB.,
TrMtMt inaral bankisr bMlsM.1y mA
all coasty warraau. abw Coaaty, FrMUMt a4
ttbooI DiHrlet Uoada. . . ..
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Rartaiycaar-ltt Nat. Bask Va Tark. OgM-
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BMITH BRO&
L. P. Albrioht,
President.
E. V. 8het,
Caahicr.
Wsbstee GB Bin,
BED- CLOUD, NEB.
Money To Loan ou Real Ektate. Buy
and ell Exchange and do a general
Banking btisincss.
KZFEKJCXCn:
ayr ft Atklac. Banks, York; York Coaaty
iii'ik. York, Fartncri' ft Mcrobanti' Bank,
York; Union National Bank. CbIeco;
JJarih llroi Moahtr ft Co. Liacola.
W. H.STROHM,
Attorney at law.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
L Mayba conialtbd ia Engliib or Qemaa.
Collactioas will recolre prompt attention.
Office: Opposite Boy's Home
0. C Caib. Jab. HcNaMT.
Case & McNeny,
A TTOXNXYS AND COL'N8EW)R3 AT LAW.
Will nraotlce in all the Courts of this State aad
Northern Kantai. Collection at well a lltiaa
ted buinc carefully and efficiently attended 10.
Omen:- On Webster Street, uoo door nortk
of Oar ber'f Store,
HED CEOUD, KEI1.
J. S. GILHAM,
A TTOItXEY ASD COUNSELOE AT LAW.
Office ojie door north oKaky Bro$.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
Edwin C. Hawley,
A TTORNKY ft COUNSELOR, AT LAW.
Office: Over Mc Farland's store.
BED CLOUS, NIB.
Laird & Smith,
att0rnet8 and counselors at law.
Hastings, - Nebraska.
Will practice in all the Coarta or the State.
Prompt attention given to all baiinew entnuted
to hii care, lalyl-7
J. L. Kai.t.
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Nebraaka.
Q. WJTaiit,
Red Cloud. Neb.
KALEY BROS.,
A TT0UNEY8 AT LAW ft REAL ESTATE
AGENTS.
AVill nrnetlee In all the Courts In Nebraska
and northern KanrtR collections iruiopUy at
tended to aad correspondence solicited.
BED CLOUD, i:brit,
Abo. Agents for B. ft M. U. B. Lands.
J. M.Mosaai. . L. D. Dbjotbt.
MOSENA & DENNEY,
Physicians and Surgeons,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
Will ray special attention to Obste trios and
diseases of women Abo general and special
surgery. Diseases of the Ryo aad Ear. Charges
moderate. Office orer Sherwood's Store.
25-1-y
DR. C. SCHENCK,
Physician & Surgeon,
COWLES, NEBRASKA.
Professional calls promptly attended.
Office: At residence near Cowles. 8-51
Dr. H. A. Baird,
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RESIDE2JTJDENTIST.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
R. DAMEREIX, M. D.
Physician 2. Surgeon.
Office: Over J. W. Sherwood's
Store, Red Cloud, Nebraska.
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EMIGH BROS.
MEAT MARKET
RED CLOUD, NEB.
1h9 choicest r-f Fresh aseata. Saesa
fowl and wery thing i the liaa taat the mar
ket aferds, always on aaad.
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RED CLOUD. WEBSTER COUNTY, NEBRASKA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER. S.tea.
THE CHIEF.
D.LUTZ,
EDITOfL
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER. 8, 1882.
Hw)auli!lean County Cnrmln.
The Republican county Convention
in and for Webster county, Neb., will
be held at the Court House in Red
Cloud on Wednesday, September 13tb,
1882, at 1 o'clock p. m., for the pur
pose of placinc in nomination candi
dates for the following offices), to-wit:
Representative,
Commissioner 2d District,
And to elcct delegates to State,
Congressional, Judicial and Senatorial
Conventions and to transact such
other business as may properly come
before it. The several precincts in
the county are entitled to the follow
ing representation bajed upon the
vote cast for John P. Bayha, Republi
can nominee for county clerk at the
November election, 1881, ou basis of
one delegate for every 20 votes or
major fraction thereof, and ono dele
gate at largo for each precinct :
Precinct.
lied Cloud,
Guide Rock,
Stillwater,
Oak Creek,
Potsdam,
Elm Crock,
Pleasant Hilt,
Batin,
Glenwood,
Harmony,
Iuavalc,
Walnut Crock,
Garfield.
Line,
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Votes. Delegates
174 10
47 3
26 , 2
13 2
62 4
37 3
42. 3
18 2
26 " . 2
33 3
38 3
21 2
20 2
20 2
Primaries for the purpose of electing
dolcgatcs are recommended to bo held
at tho usual places In the several pro
ducts on Saturday, September 9th,
1882- By order of County Republican
Central Committee.
M. L. Thomas, Ch'n.
Proclamation
Whereas, a joint resolution was a
dopted by the Legislature of Nebraska
at tho sixteenth session thereof, and
approved Fobuary 26, 1881, proposing
an amendment to section oue(l),article
seven (7), of tho Constitution of said
State, and that said section as amend
cd shall read as follows, to-wit:
"Sec. 1. Every person of the age
of twenty-one years or ui wards, belong
ing to cither of the following classes,
who shall have resided in this state six
months, and in the county, precinct or
ward for the term provided by law,
shall bo an elector:
First. Citizens ol the United States'
Second, Prsons of foreign birth who
shall have declared their intention to
become citizens conformably to the
laws of the United states on the subject
of naturalization, at least thirty days
prior to an election,"
Thereforo, l,Albinus Nauce Governor
of tho Stato of Nebraska, do hereby
give notice in accordance with section
ono (I), articlo fifteen (15), of tho Cont
stitutiou and the provisions Of an ac
cn titled "an Act to provido the manner
of proposing amendments to the Con
stitution and submiting tho same to
the electors of this htate,"approved
Feb. 13,1877, that said proposed a
meudment will bo submitted to the
qualified voters of this Stato for ratifi
cation or rejection at tho general elec
tion o be held on the 7th day of No
vember, 1882.
In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set
my hand and caused to be affixed the
great seal of the State. Dono at Lin
coln this 10 day of July, A. l.,
IS82, the sixteenth or the 6tato
great and of the independence of
seal, the united States toe one Hun
dred and seventh.
(Signed)
ALBINUS NANCE,
Attest: (Signed) Govenor
S. J. Alexander,
Secretary of State.
By E. P. Roggen, Deputy.
'Alllanow County Cenventlan.
The alliance county convention in
and for Webster county, Neb., will be
held at the court houso, in Red Clond,
on Monday, Sept. 11, 1882, at 1 o'clock
r. u.. for the' purpose of placing in
nomination candidates for tho follow
ing offices to-wit: Representative torn-
missioner of 2nd district, and to select
delegates to state congressional, judi
cial and senatorial conventions, and to
transact such other business as may
properly eomo before the meeting.
Precinct caucuses will bo held on Sent.
8th, 1882, for the purpose of nominat-j
ing a precinct uckci, cacn suoorainate
alliance will send one delegate for
each alliance aud one for each ten
members or 'major fraction of ten to
the county alliance.
By order of J. M. Stoddaed, Pres.
D. S. Helvern, Sec'y,
The following is & list of the Iowa
editors who recently passed through
hero.
Matt Parrott, president and wife, la.,
State Reporter, Waterloo.
Ralph Robinson, vice-president and
wife. Journal, Newton.
Wm. Toman, treasurer, and wife,
Bulletin, Independence
F McClelland, secretary, and dan .
ghter. Times, Cedar Rapids.
J. Hornstein. executive committee.
and lady, Democrat, Boone.
Dr. M. L Powers, physician in ch'g.
and wife, Independence.
W. J. Davenport, division passenger
agent, C. B. Jt Q Chicago.
E. L Sutfin, and wife, Pilot, 'Storm
Lake.
E. A. Snyder, and wife, Gasette,
ueuar b ail.
J. B. Young and wife, daily Tele-,
graph Atlantic.
F. M. Mills ud wile. Western Jurist
J; R. Sage and daughter, dasly Re
publican, Cedar Ranide.
s Geti.T.iWlliaiigwife,Koueer,
Jt
A. W. Lee-and Lee
Journal, KitcadBe.
Mahin.
, J". W." Buchanan and lady, Sentinel.
he Mats, ' . -
S. H. Baumanr and wife. Hawkeye.
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Ja. Fletcher and wife, Republican,
Waverly.
M.a McGrtw and wife, Exproaa,
Knoxville.
Q. D. Palmer and daughter, sewi,
Wintered.
S. A. Cravath and wife, Herald,
Grinnell.
M. F. Butler aad wife, Times, Chero
kee,
F. L. Miller and wife. Standard,
Cedar Rapid.
B. F. Gue and daughter, Homestead,
Des Muinea. M
F. J. Bush ond wife, Mirror, Clear
Lake.
F. C. Baker and wifeJournal, Knox-
H.Ncyenesclt and wife, Woekblad,
Wm. B. Ncycneach and wife, Blade,
Pella. -
J. Fred Meyers and daughter, daily
Nonpareil. Couiicil Bluffs.
Mrs. J. W. Palm and Miss Lulu Am
bler, Journal, Mu Pleasant.
J. W. Craumcr and wife, Coroelhau,
Ml. Vernon. . .
W. Barnhart and wife, Conservative,
Independence.
J. H. Duffus and wife, Gazetie, Mal
colm. .
Samuel Holmes and wife, Timce-Ke-publican,
Hamburg.
Julius Frankcl and lady, Journal,
Bonaparte. . . n . ,
W. B. Moffct and wife, Sentinel,
Dexter. , .
H. C. Laub and daughter, Review,
Denison. . . ,
W. A. Wclsher, Palpit and Pew, De
Moines. , , , ,
Nelson D. Porter, Standard, Oakaloo-
sa.
M. W. Ounp-t, Hub, Harlan.
W. H. Ilartiiian, Courier, W atcrloo.
J. W. Chapmau.daily Nonpareil, C.
Bluffs.
Lyman Nangle, Herald, Morning
Sun.
C. M. Whitman, Nows, Spencer.
A. G. Parish. Chronicle, Emerson.
M. F. Cheshire, Republican, Monte
zuma. . , , ,
Benjamin P. Birdsall, Times, Aldon.
Chas. J. Burkart, Statesman, 3Iar
shalltown. .
F. R. Conaway, Chronicle, Brooklyn.
J. M. Chamberlain, Indepeudnt Grin
noil.
W. H. McClintock, Union, West Un-
lu- . . ,
Dell Coy, Observer, Odebolt.
I. Scholield, Reporter, Dunlap.
J. M. Bminard. Standard, Boone.
A. H. Bctzcr, Weekly Visitor, Pella.
C. 1). Thurman, Reviow, Villiska.
W. F. Dove. Sun, Lisbon.
T. J. Palmer, Patriot, What Cheer.
J. D. Ainsworth, Gazette, Onuwa.
J. A. D.ivies, Journal. Glen wood.
J. J. Davies, State Journal, Dcs
Moinco-
S. Kensiugton, Democrat, Newton.
J. Waason, Progress, Laporte City.
L. J. Anderson, Democrat, Montezu
ma. M. Folsom, Dcaf-Mute Hawkeye, C.
Bluffs.
F. J. Stillman, Free Press, Waucoma.
R. W. Anderson, Alert, Audubon.
A. T. McCargar, Enterprise, Ackley.
W. H. Bowe, Western Newspaper
Union, Dcs Moines.
Miss Alice Ilgenfritz, Star, Clarks
ville. Mrs. G. W. Ruddick, News, Shell
Rock.
Mrs. F. T. Campbell, Journal, New
ton.
Mrs. K. M. Raraoy, Signal, Grinnell.
Mrs. D. T. Gibson, with Independent
Waverly
Mrs. N. Richards, with Sentinel, Le-
Mars.
G. E. Frost And wife, Northwest la.
Advertiser.
Frank W. Mahin and wife, daily
Herald, Clinton.
Henry Wallace and wife, Chronicle,
Wintcrset.
Jss. T. Metcall and wife, Mirror,
Lansing.
C. T. oteever ana wire, Advertiser,
AltA.
W. T. Robinson and wife, Journal,
Leon.
D. Fltchthorn and wife, lndepend.
ent, Waverly.
L. P. Wells and wife. Times, Wap
ello. Frank Hobsou and wife, Argo, West
Union.
Thomas L. Stephens and wife,
Opinion, Glenwood.
F. J. M. Wonser and wife, Herald,
Tama City.
Chas. Lcighton and wife, Herald,
Oskaloosa.
G. C. Wright and daughter, Demo
crat, Waverly.
J. B. Thomas and wife, Herald,
Newton.
J. Weyand and Mrs. S. J. Milliar,
Stylus, Cedar Rapids.
J. M. Rhodes and wife, Bee, Jeffer
son. O. L. Mathews and mother, Reveille,
o ckford.
Wsman Sufrragsj.
All we ask of those who think them
eelves conscientiously opposed to wom
an suffrage, is to carefully read or lis
ten to me claims wmen 11a auvocw
advance.
What is suffrage? Webster says;
"The formal expression of an opinion;
voice given in deciding a controverted
question, or in the .choice of a man for
an office or trust"
We claim that suffrage is a. right,
and as inherent in woman as in man,
to deny which is to repudiate the prin
ciples of the Declaration of Indepen
dence and our National Constitution.
"Governments derive their just pow
cra from the consent of the governed"
women are governed. "Taxation
without renrcscntation is tyranny"
women are taxed. "Political power
inheres in the people.' women are
We claim that women are as capable
of forming opinions, have as decided
Aninirtns. and areas capable of express
ing opinions as are men: thai theyJ
have rights to protect, and wrongs to'
remedy; therefore the power to vote,
the medium by which an opinion is
expressed, a controvertea qucswoa ae
cided , positions of traet filled should
be conceded women and as, freely ex
ercised by them.as by, men.
Saturday asorning.rtre "broke out in
thexamp at Grand Inland, and burned
two. of the Kovernraent tents, as we
uhderatowsi it.: M wals tkoojjhrby
aoann to liave 1een the work oftBcew-
dieries. hut we omiesa that we tboat
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Worm Crrr, Aug. 30. The reuU
of the balloting in ?hc Republican Con
greawtocal Convention, held here to
day, was an anomaly in the history of
nominating conventions. There vr
about aa many candidate aa there are
counties in the district. Govener C
C Carpenter the prwent Representa
tive, was and had been the leading
candidate, Colonel John Scott, of Story
second, Major Holme, of Boone, third
Secor, of Wincbago, Bemon and Kee
vca, of Franklin, Glass, of CerroGoido,
and several others.
Goventer Carpenter could go into
the convention with atout C2 or 03
voles, sure. Neither of ibe othcrs could
go in with much of any strength above
their own counties. It needed scenty
.votes to nominate. The convention
was called to order at 1 1 a. v., with Mr
Morse of Harding, as temporary chair
mana Carpenter man. The commit
tee on permaneut organization mado
this same man permanent chairman.
In the recM for dinner it was found
out that all tho candidates except
Holmes had made a
COMBINATION TO BEAT CARPENTER,
and nominate Scott. A caucus of tho
Carpenter delegates was called just be
fore the afternoon session, and it was
decided if in case Boone and ono or
two other counties cast their voto sol
id for Bcott ou the first ballot, and that
a formal ono, as the plan was, then
Webster aud the other counties that
were for Carponter should go solid for
Major Holmes, of Boone, and then
have a Carpenter delegate go to the
Boono delegation aud have them
change over to Holmes, their own man
which would give him enough votes to.
nominate him. When the call of coun
ties was made Boone went solid for
Scott and so did several others. This
made the
STORY CODNTY DELEGATES
wild with enthusiasm. They shouted.
they yelled, they threw up their hats
and tore things generally. The ballot
went on till Scott had eighty-four votes
fourteen more than necessary to a
choice. The screaming of Scott'b friend
here knew no bouuds. Webster coun
ty was called fifteen votes for Holmes.
"What does that mean?" was yelled.
Other counties wcro called and fol
lowed in the same line. At the end of
the call Boone county changed her
voto beforo tho result could bo an
nounced. Others followed so fast that
600n a motion was made to inako the
nomination of Major Holmes unani
mous, and carried nnitd the wildest up
roar. In much lc5s time than it has
taken to write this, Colonel Scott was
nominated for Congress, and just as he
was putting the sweet chalice to his
lips the gallant Major of Boone, dashed
tho bauble from his lips, and carried
off the prize. Hero were
TWO MEN NOMINATED ON ONE IULLOT,
but the old Scripture rule camo in,
and the first ww last, and tho last first.
Frank Leslie's
SUNDAY MAGAZINE
The number for October overflows
with good tilings; the content are ex
ceedingly varied, and afford delightful
and edifying reading. The religion of
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Marion Harlaud's serial A Good Fel
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Our old name sake, "Red Cloud
Chief' seems to be in trouble. Through
an exchange we learn that he has been
arrested and is on parole at Pine
Ridge aencv. "This, it is thought
will obviate 'the threatened trouble."
What that trouble is the Lkbon Sun
man of Iowa, will please state to the
audience.
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